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The
S&P 500 and the
Dow Jones closed on a positive note last week, gaining 1.8% and 2%, respectively. The U.S. equity markets rose last week as Greek lawmakers passed a five-year austerity package, qualifying the country for further aid. Additionally, the latest report from ADP Employer Services shows that U.S. companies added twice as many jobs as forecast in June.

For the week ended July 6, according to data compiled by international fund tracking firm EPFR, the diversified global emerging-market equity funds attracted $1.36 billion. Overall, inflows into the global equity funds aggregated $6.19 billion. Meanwhile, the MSCI Emerging Markets Index added 1.3%, reflecting a third consecutive weekly gain and its longest rally in three months.

India's Nifty closed the week with only two losers.
ICICI Bank(IBN) emerged top decliner shedding 2.6% at close last week as the Reserve Bank of India proposed to cap banks' equity investments in firms, and India's largest lender State Bank of India hiked lending and deposit rates. Meanwhile,
Sterlite Industries India(SLT) nudged 0.8% lower last week.

With Bovespa led by a major fall in banks and retailers,
Companhia Brasileira De Distribuicao(CBD - Get Report) was among the top losers, down 5.7% at close past week.
Braskem(BAK) was at the helm of losers, declining 7.9%.
Gafisa(GFA) followed shedding 6.1%. Banking stocks
Itau Unibanco Holding(ITUB) and
Banco Bradesco(BBD) dived 4.2% and 2.4% respectively.

The following stocks are stacked based on last week's gains, least to highest.